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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1944

Page

4

Poll reveals vote trend in doubtful states and close results

Archibald S. Crossley reports a public poll showing eightie percent of civilians in pivotal states backed Wilkie in 1640 while 70 percent favored Roosevelt for a fourth term. The survey suggests Roosevelt leads among older civilians and veterans, with Dewey trailing but gaining some share. however, the overall accuracy and relevance of 1940s data are questioned.

Archibald SC Crossley Wilkie Rend Dever ehLe Roose Hoosevelt Dewey

Election trend analysis shows split figures in Dewey Roosevelt vote outlook

The report analyzes Roosevelt and Dewey support among voters, noting shifts since 1950 and comparing Willkie to Roosevelt. It discusses potential electoral outcomes, party loyalty, nonvoters, and state by state impact, advising the final tally may hinge on few states. Action: Discontinued legal case in Rensselaer County ends the suit by Louis J. Prouty against Wachel Pafuadi.

Armed Services Roosevelt Dewey London Taos Willkie Wittie C.lo Rougevelt Bir Rey Aikely Sypreme Court Rensselaer County Louis J. Prouty

Fragmented OCR Notice Reads Shaky Event Fragments

Poor readable OCR text lists scattered terms such as dates and numbers. The readable items hint at a public notice or schedule fragment with references to boats and locations but lack coherent details or identifiable names. The fragmentary nature prevents a clear event, date, or authority description.

Hoosick Falls Budget Faces Tax Levy Change and Public Hearing

Hoosick Falls town plans a 36.0 tax levy plus county tax, with a 3,515.91 reduction from the current year if assessments rise and state franchise tax stays. A public hearing is set for Oct 33 at 7 30 p m. St Marys Academy freshmen host Columbus Day dance from 7 to 11 pm at Immaculate Conception Parish Hall. Village bids for Storm sewer work on Munsell Street were withdrawn and re advertised after contractor difficulties. A citizen committee urged improvements. the group offered a county tax deed on the Bizzaro Depot Square property for demolition. C W Noble appointed for federal river project duties. Halloween policing plans approved. September reports show village cash, water fund totals, nine arrests, and police activity. Water levy for Nov 1 to Apr 30 adopted at 10 632.46.

Hoosick State Tax Department St. Mary's Academy Immaculate Conception Munsell Street Burke Susdam Peoples First National Bank Milton €. DuRoss White Flomance Co James M. Brahan Standard Press Hoosick River Noble James McLaras King’s Daughters Margaret Spaulding North Hoosick

Man Injured by Power Saw in Mechanicville Incident

Vincenzo LaurEnzo of 12 Grave Street Mechanicville was seriously hurt around 11 36 am when a power saw split its shaft sending the toothed blade into his right leg He also sustained head injuries and shock The flying wheel parts damaged a Second Story apartment next door Involvement includes Pasco Bruno and his son Victor Bruno The injured man received first aid from Dr Frank A Mastrianni and was taken to Leonard Hospital by De Marco s ambulance

Vincenzo Laurenzo Grave Street Mechanicville Laurenzo Pasco Bruno Victor Bruno Bruno Grove Street Mfr Joseph Palmer Frank A. Mastrianni Leonard Hospital DeMarco

Train Crash Injures Ten in Philadelphia Station

A commuter train crashed into 11 parked cars at an underground Philadelphia station during morning rush hour. About 350 passengers were affected and ten injured, with four taken to hospitals. Engine driver BE Schultz, 38, said braking faded as the train entered the station near Reyburn Plaza.

Philadelphia GP Pennsylvania Railroad For Hospitala BE. EL Schultz Reyburn Plaza Philadelphia

Methodist Women Elect Officers In Albany District Meeting

Mrs Mahlon P Wemple of Lansinabure was elected vice president and Mrs Pailig H Wertz of Schenectady named president at the Albany District Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting held at the Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church. Officers include recording secretary Roger J Kerr Schenectady and corresponding secretary Ernest Guenther Menands.

Proud Hiller Delmar Charles A. ‘Turner East Greenbush Sere Ware Tyrone Pints Seta Missionary Education Vvice John H. Steinkraus Schenectady Ars Ernest KO -LeVan Waterford Roy L. Giller Dekmar Dorn Charles Elston Lloyd i, Olson Rensselaer Committee On the Leon

Installations Highlight 97th Week Women’s Event

About 300 women attended the event in Schenectady led by Mrs Bundy of Lake Placid. Officers installed included Mrs John Waugh Mrs Ernest Wertz and Mrs G R Halt Ofiers with devotions by Mrs Chartes Downs and Hiden H Mar ius. The speaker Mrs Helin Hisby spoke on Why Social Hygiene Should Be Considered Within the Whole Social Structure.

John’ Waugh Ernest Wertz G. R. Halt T. R. Bundy Lake Placid Hiden H. Marius William J. Armstrong Worming Helin Hisby Hiden H. Martin Mira Chiaren Miss Buby van -Hooser Are

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